When Fall rolls around, we get sucked into everything pumpkin flavored. But can our pets do the same? We reached out to Dr. Louise Murray, veterinarian for Wellness TruFood [1], and our friends at DogVacay [2] to find out just which Fall foods are pet friendly.

• Lentils: These legumes are full of protein, fiber, iron, and vitamins and can be a great natural protein source for pet foods.
• Cranberry sauce: The berries are packed with healthy antioxidants and vitamins — that's why you'll often find them as ingredients in kibble.
• Mashed potatoes: Cooked potatoes are a fine snack, as long as you haven't added any butter or sour cream — dairy products are tough on dogs' digestive systems.
• Pumpkin: It's not just for decorating and dessert; it is loaded with natural fiber and moisture, while low in calories. The fiber in pumpkin may be helpful in keeping your pet's digestive tract in good working order.
• Turkey: This meat is often featured in holiday meals. Families can include furry members in this tradition while still ensuring their diet is balanced and pet-appropriate by offering pet foods incorporating turkey as an excellent source of lean protein.
• Green beans: This side dish is high in antioxidants and fiber, among other benefits.

And if nothing else, you can feed your furry friends the always-reliable Wellness TruFood [3], which is a grain-free, natural pet food made with protein, fruits, and vegetables, including some of these Fall favorites.